Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

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Regular Cosrsspsa1saoo G isrussspsc,a.
oAufoh 0oaveatioa will b held in the
1sialty Reformed church, on "wednesday
svsnlne, q o'clock, which will be In tue
insssses ~ psooeioal church work. Similar
eoavsaeaoos have beea held In neighboring
eAosehss q this deuominstion, and have been
- ersoe Interest and benefit RevA Snsder,
q Aasislts, Roeder, Of Ellsabethtown, and
Jo0neoo, Of Manheim, will be present, and
oslAvee addfsseea There b great need Of
bsesee understandine Of the means Of making
tAo church more effective In elevating the
maoDoA aud oil can learn something By hear
tng how this n carried On BY otherA
Everybody u invited TO attend
Services will b held In the Sc Paula p e.
church, on Wednesday, - follows: 1880
q. m subject, "0uilt snd the consciousness
Of Guilt" ESQ. p m. Fight wisely;"7 pm.
"Lova"
eveaieg 10 the escoud Street Lutheran
church, when Rev. VIM. p. Evans, pastor,
will deliver Q practical talk on Purity Of
Lie and Thought"
Largely Attended rso.ra,.
Tho fdneral Of the late John T. Hail took
plsoe on Monday afternoon OF o'clock, from
his late residence on South Second street, and
was very largely attended Delegations were
present from the Brotherhood OF Railway
Conductors and General wesh Post No lis,
q. A. r.
The funeral OF the late Simon G. May was
held on Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from
hts late residence ON Locust street. above
Fifth. The funeral was very largely attended
showing the esteem in which the deceased
was held. RevA Henry Wheeler and r. w.
Humphriss, OF Philadelphia, former pastors Of
the Columbia Methodist church were pres.
ent s1d delivered discourses. Delegates
were present from Gen. Welsh Post, No. lis
and susQuehanns Lodge of Odd Fellowa
The board Of directors and Officers Of the Col.
umbia National bank were present ct the
funeral Of their late cashier.
several ORssaers Of the Iav.
John Lawson, of West Hempdeld township
was arrested for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct He had Q hearing before Squire
Evans and paid his cost
Jscob Woolhate, Thomas Murphy and wm.
Meyers had . hearing before Squire Frank
last evening, charged with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, preferred by Aaron w.
Snyder. They were discharged upon pay.
/ ment OF costa
Thomas Murphy entered suit against
Aaron w. Snyder, . saloon keeper on North
Front street, for selling liquors to minora
Snyder had Q hearing last evening at the
omce Of Squire Evans and was held under
bail TO answer the charge at court.
Caught n tie Track.
While unloading coal ct the Adams ex.
press once yesterday afternoon, . mule 30
longing to Mr II. F. Bruner had the hoof Of
its left hind leg caught between two raila
Before the hoof could be removed the rail
he'd to DO taken up. The animal viii moi
suf1sr any serious injury.
New Biliard Hall.
". l. Bear has leased the large room ol
John Fepdrich, over Kline & Eppeheimer'l
store. for billiard ball The room win N
RENTED and furnished with oreA .>uies OF The
| most N. -asrn pattern. In connection with
..e hall will be free reading room, contain
ing local and other prominent papers, dailies
and weeklies. Access to the room will b
hsd without passing through the hall Tn,
hall will be opened April ls., aud will be IL
charge Of IN obliging and competent younf
man.
Council will hold the regular MONTH,
meeting this evening IN the council chsmb bsr
'Lsdy Audley's Secrer was given in tn
/ OpoIA uouso lust uIkut Uy tn0 lQo Levi
dramatic company. A good sissd audienc
was present and the play given in an excellen
manner.
Asa ". La France, representing the l.
France Fire Engine com psny Of Eimrs, n
r, II In town In the ipt terest Of this com pany
He had = meeting last evening with the fr
committee and other members OF council
showing models OF this engine. a ne,
engine OF sone make will be purchased TO
the Columbia Ore CONT pany.
Freight trafiil is very heavy on the Penn
| sylvania railroad. The movement for Mon
day was 1908 cars sent east and ISIS car
west, making total offs 62l cars. This il th
largest movement TOR one day within the rex
objections OF the ON oials of the company,
While gong down stairs at her homo thi
morning. MIRA VIM. H Beittsl accidental
tnpped. dropping . lamp which she was cal
rying Mr.. Bethel came to the assistance O
his wife and extinsuiahsd the light befor
any damage was done
The Columbia Monuerchor, a. an organ,
Iation, II now IN established fact. The hal
over F. p D. Miller's store has been vented
| TO be known In future a. IN 70 nnerchor hall,
Tho society has for it, tjec.-the prom.
ting Of an interest in music, vocal and instr,
mental. Among the male portion OF he CON
nunity' Qualifications for entering the 9,
cisty are that the applicant must 10 over
years OF age ana OF good moral charscte
AL young or middle aSed men, desrous
promoting tho interests OF music are invite
| To ioin.